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Nothing to hide, nothing to fear
by kevin_young 5y ago
Nothing to hide, nothing to fear
- jacobzoo 5y agoI really dislike these "nothing to hide" takes. It's not just "something to hide". You're giving a tiny project complete read/write access to your twitter. What if the creator abandons it and sells it to a malicious owner? What if it gets hacked? What if someone who's out to get you finds this as an attack surface? The API separates these permissions for a reason.
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- theli0nheart 5y agoAwful, awful take. I’m shocked people still say this.